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In this episode, we’ll discuss the importance of building and managing high-performing teams, drawing from my experiences in corporate and as a business owner. I’ll share insights on creating a collaborative team dynamic and the pitfalls to avoid.<\/p>\n
Highlights:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Team Building Experience:<\/strong> I’ve spent years building and managing teams, learning valuable lessons along the way.<\/li>\n
- Team Dynamics:<\/strong> The ideal team functions as a wheel with each member being a spoke, not a hub. Collaboration and trust are key.<\/li>\n
- Right Bums, Right Seats:<\/strong> It’s crucial to ensure that team members are in roles that suit their strengths.<\/li>\n
- Neurodiversity and Overgiving:<\/strong> Being a neurodiverse business owner can present unique challenges in team collaboration and delegation.<\/li>\n
- Micromanagement Pitfalls:<\/strong> Micromanaging can hinder team performance and trust. It’s important to empower team members and encourage open communication.<\/li>\n
- Clear Communication:<\/strong> Establishing clear communication channels and preferences is essential for effective team collaboration.<\/li>\n
- Interdependence and Trust:<\/strong> Trusting team members and fostering interdependence allows for smoother workflow and problem-solving.<\/li>\n
- Adaptability and Flexibility:<\/strong> Teams should be adaptable and open to different approaches to achieve common goals.<\/li>\n
- Addressing Issues:<\/strong> When issues arise, it’s important to address them openly and constructively to maintain a positive team dynamic.<\/li>\n
- Team Spirit and Fit:<\/strong> Consider the energy and dynamics of your team when adding new members to ensure a good fit.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Resources:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Team Dynamics Quiz – https:\/\/geekygirl.ca\/team-dynamics-quiz\/<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Building and managing high-performing teams is a complex but rewarding process. By focusing on collaboration, trust, and clear communication, you can create a team that excels together. Remember to take the team dynamics quiz linked in the show notes for further insights. Thanks for listening, and I’ll catch you next week!<\/p>\n